Taxonomy code
2279P4000X: Patient Transport Registered Respiratory Therapist
2279P4000X is the NUCC provider taxonomy code for Respiratory Therapist, Registered, Patient Transport, in the Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Restorative Service Providers group.
Code details
- Code
- 2279P4000X
- Grouping
- Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Restorative Service Providers
- Classification
- Respiratory Therapist, Registered
- Specialization
- Patient Transport
- Display name
- Patient Transport Registered Respiratory Therapist
- Used by
- Individuals (NPI-1)
NUCC definition
Transport respiratory therapist provide patient assessment, initiation of treatment modalities and continued monitoring of patient status of the critically ill and injured patients with special attention to advanced airway and ventilator management. The transport respiratory therapist knowledge and experience with complex neonatal, pediatric and adult patient care issues provides them with an expertise to assist with any patient care issue in a variety of transport modes.
Providers listing Patient Transport
- Achias Transport INCNPI 1336870203
- Alex Alexani, CRT, RCP, AOSNPI 1396267936
- Fawzi AlgahaimNPI 1831603216
- Bibi Aklima AliNPI 1063299923
- Ascension Reina Arroyo, CRTNPI 1396779062
- Cameron AtterberryNPI 1962147330
- Renate Esther Baker, RRTNPI 1275236135
- Reginald E Ballard Jr.NPI 1649785841
- Mohammad Hadi BarakzaiNPI 1568118511
- Carole A Bichotte, RRTNPI 1942426226
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Related Respiratory Therapist, Registered codes
- 227900000X Respiratory Therapist, Registered
- 2279C0205X Critical Care
- 2279E1000X Educational
- 2279E0002X Emergency Care
- 2279G1100X General Care
- 2279G0305X Geriatric Care
- 2279H0200X Home Health
- 2279P3900X Neonatal/Pediatrics
- 2279P3800X Palliative/Hospice
- 2279P1004X Pulmonary Diagnostics
- 2279P1006X Pulmonary Function Technologist
- 2279P1005X Pulmonary Rehabilitation
- 2279S1500X SNF/Subacute Care
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